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THIS" YEAR. TBISH respeLifully acquaints the Public, that . the only LOr rk,RY to be drawn this Year is, The STATE .LOT rt. RY, which will be• drawn on the aot h of next 0 Ctober. ALL IN ONE DAY. TICKETS atidgl:l,i it ES are selling in great variety, and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the earlier the Purchase the better, there being ()illy 5,000 Numbers, from. to .s,ooo.—SOetnes, with particulars, may be had gratis, at either of 131SH's old established Offices in London, No 4, CORM-LILL, or 9, CHA.I(ING-CROSS. Where Capital Prizes to an immense amount (too nume row for insertion) have been Sold, Shared, and Registerel, and where Persons in the Country may • be supplied the same as if present, by sending.their ()niers (post-paid) ac companied with good Bills, Cash, Bank-Notes, or I'oo'4 (hike Orders. 4 * * Please to notice, the Lottery begins- and finishes ots the loth of Ottober, and that day will decide Zzoo,oeo itt . STATE LOTTERY, With only Five Thousand Numbers. SCHEME. 4 - - of - • ‘zo,ooo 8 - - of 4 - - 4 - - - 2,000 Besides tool. Sm. . ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. SWIFT and Co. respettfully inforth 'the Public, LI that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Of fices, No. 11. Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross, and 3r, Ald gate High-street. The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af fords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense Su m o f Ba , oool. ! ! ! which may be obtained by purchasing ; . the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any Part. ". Tickets and Shares PR SE will NT be hig P her RIC be E fore the Drawing. E Ticket -- - - - Lax xi • half - Zit 00l Eighth - -Z217 o Quarter - 513 o Sixteenth - - t 9 o z,oOo _ coo , PIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DENIS JACOBbegs leave to inform the Pub lic that he continues to gime the full Value, in Ready tor DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. 32, Cock spur.s .rcet, Charing-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern. ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASES. . -THE totiowing ;MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sec. in consequence of Messrs. WI LKI NSO N and Co. iilinquishing certain Branches f the Mdsic Line, are now , selling oil; at their Wareh.,use, No. 13, Haymarket, on terms highly advantageous to all those who are desirous of be...plying Purchasers :—Ati excell tit Finger Organ, Mahn. I g:.ny Case. seven Stops, SwAt. and Shirtii,g‘ Moven;eHt • Barrel and Finger, Nlallogany Case, five Stops, and Sh , ;ting ; several 140,1 Bartel Orgaps, with Nla hog-dny Cases, Drinn, Triangle, Bells, arc. tww and in good order ; also Harps, Violoncellos, Grand and Square Piano Fortes, and sundry Musical Articles, little inferior to new, on ve• y reasonable terms. • • All printed Nlusie, agreeably to Advertisement, continklet -to be Sold at halt the original Price. a SALES. &c. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • Br Mr,,SCOTT, On Fr'clay the tat of September. at Twelve o'Clock, at dai f"'JY's. 'Gramme-ailey, Loudon, by order of the Execu tors, 71 'HE * STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER SHIRE CANAL,- a `;hare. dividing 401. int Share clearpetAbii , im; t...RAND JUNCTION, !HIRE, KI NNET and AVON , WILTS 44 " ) CIIDALE. CANALS, ATLAS ASSURA,NC, anti st ikk INSTITU ' T'I ON Shares. . r PartiCUlarS at the New 11, tel, Birmingham; atdffri; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street: EKE'- , ---------..-- --- ''''llEtioLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, -EXCEL,- I LENT FI,kNITURE„CHOICE WINES, AND 1 tr rtlEß EF t•ECTS, AT CHILLAND NEAR WIN- 1 CHEST ER • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . •"' f . By Mr. SQUIBB, ; -7: . - 1 'On the Premises, op Wednesday the 3oth inst. apd.followw 1 • ing Days at Twelve o'Clock, without Reserve, by Order of the Executors. .. . . 'THE neatly Elegant and very Convenient TREE AL • HOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, With - Coach- Rouse, Stabling for Five Horses, convenient Out-buildi ngs , small Pleasure-ground and pruthidive Kitchen Garden, late .the Residence and Property of Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley, *art, deceased. Pleasantly situated at Chilland, in the Pa rish of Martyr Worthy, within four miles of Winchester, and about the same distance from Alresfotd. On the same and following Days will be sold, all' he ge:. mine Household Furniture, Wardrobe of Table and Bed.. linen, China, Glass, Cellar of Capital Wines, a strong Town-built Chariot, and varitty of other Efkds.. The House and Grounds may be viewed by application to the Gardener, On the Premises, of whom prihted. Particulars • and Catalogues may be had ' • also at the GeOrge, Winchester; the. Swan Alrestord ; the Dolphin, Southampton ; and Of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row, London. .._ ........_ - MANOR FARM, TITHE-FREE. TO BE SOLD, HE MANOR FARM of NEW-HOUSE c: RAN GE, in the Parish of Meiivale, in the County •gst . * K arwick, about three miles from Atherstone, and four Iroin Tamwortli. The Roads and Neighbourhood good, and the situation healthy and pleasant. It consists of -a large • su a bstantial Dwelling-House, Garden, Orchard, and sufficient 13 nt, Stables, and Out-houses of every description, and three 11 1 in ast i u te re d , and fi l l y acres (more or less) of excellent Meadow, - , hd Arable Land, lin about thirty lticlosures, re triarkabi • L an d. T . w ell hedged) tithe-free, in a ring fence, and the Pa„icaKt redeemed 'nant t u 4r'-' may be known of Mr. Richard Faux, the •Te ' '" I° will skew • ;Ind F ier; 'ew the Estate ;of Nlessrs. Forster, Cooke *t the Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London, where a Map Thflnas I, Estate may b e seen ; or by letter addressed to Mr. R. , ost-Ottice, Lymington, Hants. A CERTAINc DISEASE. • I: ) R. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine called GUTTA SA LUTARIS, may be depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the tnost inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex • its .operation is by urine an d insenstule perspiration. A slight biltsr is ;eitera.ly cured in a few days, and a confirmed LueS in a snott time. .nveterate _Scurvy, I - fistula, Dropsies, Rheumatismi. t; ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, ate Speedily -removed by these safe and salutary drops. They require nothing to wuts akin oil; no lestraint of diet, sit hinderance tront business. Those who take them in y de tend oil a sound and perfect cure, wrtit.nat the know lcu s e of say person whatever. T trey cause no sickness, and the pa tient may go about his or tier bosintss .ittiotat the httst dan. ger. The large quantities that are t:.dy sold for ex p , :ration and domestic use, pruve..tlfetr.etlicac:, to surpass every oilier Medicine in the known 1‘,41(.1. Sold by app •i omen! ot Dr. Freeman at Mr. Ilutlet's, No. 4, Chear tile, corner ot Pa. rernoster.row ; and retail by one or more Medicine Veudeis in every town, in bottles at U. 9d. and 6d. each, with ample ditectiont4 PICTU ALL, ING-OFFIC E, yttty zr, , THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAY,S3:TY's IMPY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the Ist of .September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such Quantities of ' PRIME IRISH BEEF and . PORK, to be mid in the ensuing Season, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to vier; one-third Part thereof to he packed 1n Hdf. 'puncheons, vne.third Part in Tierces, and one.third Part in Bar. owls; to be delive►ed into his Majesty's Vielualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Pli mouth, and Cork, and into the A✓►hy rieitealling Stores at 'St. Cathatine's, in regular Proportions o f each Description of Cask's, by the Periods undermentioned, viz. One fourth Part of thethhole 6y the 28th Feb. tBto. One-fourth Part mcre tith Rpril, i 8 to. One fourth Part more 31st May, 181 o: - Andslieretnaining fourth Part by the yu6,, ,Ind to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Semeta2y's Offire ; or by appfring to. Mr. 7. iP Dunstervide, digrnt for the Yiltstalling at Cork ; to the Collector of -His Majesty's toms at Limerick, Belj.2rt, Wevny, and Waterford; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respeCtively. N. B. No Tender for a less Quantity than Two Thousand Tierces' of Beef, and Two tinassaid Tif.x<es cf Pork will Ge ad. No regard will be bad to any. Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be a'elivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the slid sit of SepteMbers nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on 'is behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. I , ICTUALLING-01.1.1C8, Au g ust 14, 18'4. Tl-ikCjIIIMISSIONERSjoi LICTUALLLYG His MajestY's Nny do hereby give Notice, That on Tues. 4, the 22d Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in -writing( sealed up), and treat for such Quantities of BISCUIT, made from WI-10 I,E MEAL, as the respeilive Manufailterers of that Article may think proper to; (fir, to be delivered in Two Months, by Weekly Proportions, into his Majesty's Stores at Deptford; and to , be paid for by Bills, payable s.-itb litereiii Ninety Days after Date.. The Conditions of the Contrail may be sc : Secrelaty.s _ _ : No Tender for a less quantity• than One Thousand Bags will be aamitted Nu regard will be had to)sny Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be• delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the _said Tuesday, the 22d.lostant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or $6171e Person on his behalf, attends, to anwer, when called for. MIIsMtVA, OFFICE. This Pay was published, In Three Volumes, price iss. sewed, T HE AGE WE LIVE IN. -By LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE. Author of the Ban'lit's bvide; eze. Printe for A K. Newman anti Co. Leadenhall,street. ‘Viterc may, also be had, by the same Author, . Montbrasil Abbey ; or, Maternal Trials, z vols. Bs. 'Striking Likenesses ; or, The Votaries •ot 4to. 18s. In the press, awl speedily will be published, Celia in Search ()fa Husband, z vols. Bvo. 3d Edition. Children of the Abbey, 4 vols. 1.2.m0. 6th Edition. Romance of the Hebrides, by Francii," Lathom, Esq. 3 vols.-- This Day was published, In Two Volumes Ottavo, price 1 3s. in boards, or either Volume separate, 6s. 6d. MHE -LIBRARIAN being an Account of .;carce, - melts!, and valuable Engli4h Books, Public 'Records, Nanuscript Libraries, &c. &c. By !AMES SAVAGE, of the London Institution. • For an exc:e.tent account f this .Work, see the British Cri tic .for Decembe-, iSog. London : Printed for William Savage, No. 28, Bedford— bury, Covent.garden ; and sold by Sherwood and Co. No. zo, and by Gale and Curtis, 23, Paternoster-row. el' The Second Number of the Third Volume was pub lished on the ist of August, price is. . , PHARMACOPEEIA LONDIN ENSIS,, 1209. • This Day was published, - In Medium 4to. price U. 41. Boards. DHARMA.COREIA , COLLEGII REGALIS MEDICORIJM LUNDINENSIS. Veneunt aped Longman, Hurst, Rees, et Urine, Pater noster-row. From the LONDON GclZETTE,..dugust 19, 186. Admiraity-Office, Aug. 16, .uo. liispatches, of which the follOyVit4 are ccpie~, have been received at . this Office froth Sir - Richard John Strachan, Bart. K. B. Rear Admiral of the &c. addressed to the Honourable William WelleSley Pole. INCHBALD's MODERN FARCES. • This Day were published, In Seiren Volumes, Royal ISrno. priced. 15s. boards, of on fine Papa, with Portraits, price 2.1. I2S. 6d. boards, A COLLECTION of FARCES, and other AF 1-1. TERN ECES, which are a6ted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-Carden, and Haymarket. Printed under the authority of the Managers from the . Prompt Book. SeleCted . f rom By 11 , 1itS: INCHBALD. • cu . availed himself of a light air f the westwards . , The following are contained in this Work: an the afternoon of the 1 I th ins t. notwithStanding Child of Nature, Wedding Day, Midnight Hour, Raising the tide was against his proceeding, and passed the the Wind, Matrimony, Elba Rosenberg, Blind Boy, Who's : • b atter ies between Flushing . o d . and a mnd i the ships the Dupe, Love-a-la-Mode, Hartford Bridge, Netley Abbey, , . The l'ernpike Gate, Lock and key, The Register O ffi ce, were under the enemy's hre nearly two hours. The A pprentice, The Critic, The Sultan, Rosina, High Thesallant and seaman-like manner in which this Life Below Stairs, , Bun Ton, The Mock Doaor, ,The Devil ' squadron was conducted, and their steady and well to Pav TheJristr ~idow, The Minor, The Mayor of Garratt, • 'The Cyar," Flora, the Birth-day, The Jew and- the Dotter, diredled hre, excited .in my breast the warmest sen . The Irishman in London, The' Prisoner at large, The Poor i sations of admiration. The army witnessed their Soldier, The Farmer, The Highland Reel , Two Strings to your Sow, The Des'erter, All the world's a Stage, Lying exertions with applause, and I am certain their ~ Valet, The Citizen, Three Weeks after Marriage, Catherine Lordships will du l y appreciate the services of Lord and Petruchio, Padlock, Miss in her. Teens, The Quaker, William Stnart, the Captains, Otlicers, Seamen, and The Guardian, The Deuce is in Hint, Edgar and Ennueline, Ma r i nes, ' Richard Coeur de Lion, The Maid of the Oaks, 'porn Thumb,t h is occasion . on .. • The DoCtor and the Apothecary, The First Floor, The No very material accident happened, except . by a Adopted Child, The Farm-house, Lodoiska, Ways and i Shell striking L'Aigle, and which fell through her Means, The School for Authors, Midas, The Waterman, The Author, The Old Maid, The Miller of Mansfield, , , decks into the bread room,. where it exploded; one Corpus.. ' . . Man was killed, and font - others wounded i her stern . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PaternosC frame is much shattered. • Of whom may be had, .' Lord William Stuart's modest letter aceompanies The lititish Theatre ; or, a Collection of Plays, which are this dispatch, together wit h a return . s of the killed, aced it the Theatres Royal Dru.y.lane, Covent-Garden, . wounded, and the damages sustained . by .his Majes and Haymarket, printed under the a uthority and by permis - . ~, in . sion of the Managers from the Prompt Books , With lliogra:. ,ty s ships, forcing the entrance of this - pser, • 'pineal an .. Critical Remarks, by Mrs. Inehbald. with -1' a I have the honour fo be, .&C.. elegant Engravings. In 25 volumes royal ittrno price 61. . 1 (Sio tied) R. J. STRACHAN. 16.. 6d, in boards, or on tine Paper, with Portraits and Proof Lnpr,..ssions of the Plates. Price 131. -in boards; or the ! * Lavinia, Heroine, Amethyst, Rota, Nymphen, L'Aigle, 'Flays wtay be purchased separately, prie lb. each. . Euryalus, Statna, Diyad, and I . ,critn. s . ter. row. . , His Majesty's, Ship Lavin:a, in the Scheldt, Sin, August IT, 1809..' , I have the honour to,iirclose you' . a report of the ltitted and, wounded, sand the dannge-stistilined on board his Mnjesty's ships; which you did tue the lio=• nour to place under, my orders, to force throuh the passage of the Scheldt between the batteries of Flush. ing and Cuts - and. As from yotir position you must have been a wit ness to the execution 'of this service, i have only to thank you fob the honnntl. you did me in placing the squadron under my.oiders. I am, Sir, your obedient. servant, (Signed) - WM. STUMM To Sir R....T. Strachan, Bart. K. B. &ar . Admiral of the White; commanderin • Chzef, - tgc.'&c. Kangaroo, in the West- Scheldt off the Stn, Kalodt, August 11, 1809. I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information' of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that I am this moment going up :to - Bathe, in South Beveland, which has been attacked by a strong de- - tachment of the Enemy's flotilla, and which by Sir Richard Keats's reports, consists Of two frigates, one beating a Vice-Admiral's flag; 30 brigs, eight tug gers or schooners, and 14 gun-boats. I was under the necessity , of detaining our flotilla to prevent supplies being thrown • into the garrison of Flushing, and to assist in cutting off its commu nication with Cadsandi which service was of eetually done, except during the lase heavy gales which drove the gun-boats from their stations, and pre vented our shipping entering the Scheldt, from the circumstance of their not being able to weigh their anchors. Since the weather has moderated, the wind has provokingly drawn rotted to the South East, which is the only obstacle that prevents Lord William Stuart, with a squadron of ten heavy fri gates passing Flushing, as well as Rear-Admiral Lord Ciarduer, with the tife&ive line of battleships, taking up the anchorage in Dykeshook Bay, .where I intend his Lordship shall remain, with a view of having the assistance of that squadron in our future operations against the enemy, and e% entually to pro ceed up the Stheldt. The divisions of the army under the Earl a Rosslyn and Marquis of Huntley landed on South Baveland on "he gth. The cavalry and ordnance ships with the brigs .....--- and some sloops of v,ar, eave passed through the Kangaroo, in the 11',"?st Schell., Slough, into the West Sciteidt,aod are now availing Si a, AUgust t 3, 1809. thetnselveb of evt..y favourable tide to proceed to I had dispatched Sir Horne Popha'm with the sloops, brigs, and vessels*, ,named in the margin, to- Bathii. lam also, 411 l: I‘,OUring to warp the Pallas and Circe through 0) the saute ceannel, and With gether with a light flotilla, under Captains Lyford, every probability ,it success. Lowe, and Buck, up the West Scheldt . to s , tund and buoy the channels of that river, ,to enable the larger Sit Hoilie fee ham was detached with some gun ship's to advance, for the purpose of putting into-ex vessels for the piii l ioSe of sounding the river and of .. . Sir , , , , plait% mat:tiara .I%.eats it Bathe. ecution the ulterior objects of this EXpedition—Sir The uaitei ies are not yet lead) to open on Flush - Home Popham has executed this service with his hug then. tore I hope to -b-: here again tn time to co- usual judgment and correctness.oper tie w it:. the army Ili the attack on that garrison. ; th I have the honour to inclose, for their Lordships' ic ar I atneicerned to add, that the enemy has cut information, a copy of a letter I have received fr om th, 11, ke to the right of the town, and the Island Sir 11. - h d Keats, to whom I have given the Coril- is likely to be U.undated. I have or der e d Rear mand of the naval part of our operations in the upper i Ad,iar.l Otway to the Monmouth and Agin- !part of both `Scheldts, - until I get the frigates ad court to - v England for water, as soon as they can i . anced under Lord William Stuart, and which Will be got down !Sorg Zit;rickeee ; and earnestly 'tweet be done with the . utmost dispatch. that other means may b adopted for supplying the , I haVe the honour to be, &c. . army and navy from England, as I apprehend all (Signed) R. J. STRACIIAI\I. h the water in this Island will be spoiled by the in- , . Fort Batz, August 12., 1809. undation, and that there is not more in the other ! Islands than is necessary for the subsistence of the 1 Stn-=-I have the honour to inform you, ther e in, inhabitants. yesterday, and ill order to render, if prat:lineable. an t pursuance of your directions, I atrived at Bath Their Lordships must be aware that in this ex- ! tensive and complicated service , it is impossible for . attack on the enemy's flotilla more coiaplete, I or me to enter so fdliY into detail as I:conid wish, espe- j dared thirty flat boats armed with cartonades, and cially as our arrangements must v ar y in proportion , some other boats from the ships under my orders, to with the movements of the enemy. rendezvons at this piece, acid meet the flotilla under I cpharn, but before the arrival of either, la my absence I have direCted Rear e Mmiral Of- Sir Home 3 way to s uperintend - the several duties relative to the ' six of the enemy's gun-boats having grounded or , a , investment of this Island, and to, correspond with ; bank within reach of the artillery of the fort, after the Admiralty on all tnaeers of service. sustaining some injury by it, were five Captain abandoned • Captain Dobbie, who aged .in the Pallas ,during of which were destroyed, and the other brought - in. the absence of Captain Seymour, is the bearer of 'I he arrival. of Sir Home Popham and my boats this dispatch. He had my Flag for some time in Irani the, East Scheldt took place nearly at the same that ship, and has been particularly attentive to the time, but the.enerny's flotilla moved up io Lill() with public service. the same `tide that brought ours to Bathe, one of In consequence cf the protraaed siege of Flush- which was handsomely burned by the advanced gun ~ ing, and the necessity for the flotilla going up the boats almost amongst them. Scheldt, I have ordered guns froth the ships of wary As the navigation of the West Seheldi. is now - open as far as it can possibly be cleared by theatavy, . to fit twenty .transports as gun - ships , and with th e launches of the ships under Rear-Au miial Otway, to and a flotilla force of upwards of fifty sail in the form a flotilla for the lower part of the Scheidt, East Scheldt demand attention, and I - can at arty which I trust their Lordships will approve. time return in a few hours to this place, it is my in- You will please likewise to inform their Lordships tention to repair this morning to the Superb, where that Lord Getdoer has ordered the Centaur and ; I have ordered the boats of my division. Theseos to cruize off the Texel. ' Sir Home Popham is examining the Channels. I have the honour to be, &c. - Although we are now masters of the navigation (Signed) - R. J. STRACHAN. to Lino, it may be proper to observe, that it is In Hon. If . . It. Pole. , .S the enemy's power, by sending a superior i;avai force, to deprive us of it, as far as Batlii, (befoie Kangaroo, in the West Scheldt, some larger ships ascend ; ) whenever he pleased. SIR, August 12, 1809: . I have, &C. , R.. C. KEATS. Having direaed the frigates neineu in the margin* Rear-Adnitral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart. to proceed up the West Scheldt, utider• the orders of . . .7 *Skylark, Harpy, Challenger, La Fleche, Pil o !, Par_ Lord ar- Lord Wilfiam Stuart, Captain of the Lavinia , the titan, Daring, Thais, Cracker, Bloodhound, Galgo (Rocket moment the wind was favourable, that zealous Oth- Ship.) • • -- • • i ta. Return of Killed and WOprided on board:a Squarlion Q t MS Majesty's Ships, led by •Captairt tli;:.• Right Hon. Lo n t Wm. S . tu,„,7*- past the, Liatterits of 'Flusiting and 13res. kens, on the 4 :th August, 18,isi, Lavimia, Captain Lord William Stuart. None killed or \ ...ill ided • ^' turYalus, Captain the Hon. C. H.:Den.das.—Nona killed or wounded. Amethyst, Captain Sir M. Seymbur.-1 killed, r wounded. L'Aigie, Captain George Wolf. i kitied,,4 wounded, ,li.lymphen, Captain ~ .'Keith Maxwell. ,-- None killed or wounded. Statira i Captain C. WJsbyS.—None killed or Wounded- Heroine, aptain I-1. ChriStiari:- 2 wounded DryadisCaptain E. Galway.—None killed Or wounded. Rota. Captain P. Somerville—None killed or wounded. Perlin, Captain Win: Thornpson—z wounded, Tutai•.2 killed, 9 Wounded, (Signed) sfßAckAg. ••••••••••••11 Names of the killed and wounded ot. board a squadron of hiS Majesty's ships, under the dirOtionot Captain the Right lion. Lord Win. Stuart on the rich 4uVst, 1809. Amethyst, M. Patterson, killed ; I. Marrtree, Wo,nded. L'Aiglo, Higginson, private of marines; k illed; ri.Wbite, landman, wounded; W. Browriiey, boy, second clans, ditto ; H. L. Vine . , Lieutenant Royal Marines, ditto ; T. Donovan, acting schoa-mastor, ditto. Heroine, a men, not named, slightly wounded. (Signed) R. I. STRACHAN. BANKRUPTS. R. Coorer, Paradise-street, Mary-le. bone plasterer; to sur render, Aug. 26, Sept. 2, and 39; at Attorney, Mr. Gpstone ; Charles-street, Cavendish-square. I.Nortnan, Stctiod, Kent, ironmonger, Aug. 26, Sept. tg, and 30, at Guildhall. •Attornies, Mr. Gibbs, Rochester; and Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court; Cursitor.street. • R. Pocklington, Winthorpe, and W. Dickinson, Newark upon-Trent, Nottingham, bankers; Sept. 6,9, and 30, at the County Sessions-room, Newark-upon-Trent. Attor- Ines. Mr, 1-landley, Slealord ; Mr. Godfrey, or Mr. Allen; . Newark 3 or Messrs. Pearce and Son, St. Swithin's-lane; London. • • _ _ 1.15e --- I;;i..arigley. Chester, corn-dealer. Aug. 3r Sept. 26, and-30, at the Globe, Liverpool, Attornies, Mr. Windle, john -street; Bedford-row; and Messrs. Grafitti. and Hindi:, Liverpool. W. Cozins, Buckingham; cabinet-maker, Sept. z;1 - , 13, and 30. at the Cobham Arms, Buckingham. Attornies, iViessra.; Sandys and clottOn; Crane-eourt; leet,streetlpiiiid. Mr. Miller, ISuckii,gham. . W, Pludstin t .Stapieton,.(loucester,rnaltster, Alig, 4, Sept. 2, anti:3o, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.'• 4tior i neS, Mr. lames, (ray's Innzsquato ; and M. Martin. Bristol. I. Fisher; Briesitield, 'York, clothier, Aug..26,.)1,And Sept. 30, at the White Horie, Leeds. Attorties, Mt. Scott s , Fornival's Inn . ' • and Mr: Woods, Leeds .• • IL Coward; Leather-lane, warehousemori,'Aug. 26, afict • Sept. 30, at Guildhall._ AttOrnies, M4ssrs. Price and Wil. lit:ns, Lincoln's tnn. T. Murray, Paternoster-row, Spitalfields; shoe.variufaetu. rer, Aug:23, 2b,. and Sept. 30, itt.GUildll4l. "-Attorney, J'Ar, White, o,ld.tquare,